OverviewWhat this address is, since when, and how it is doing.TransactionsTransactions of this address and everything inside them — transfers, internal calls, state and storage changes, emitted events, DEX trades.GraphMoney flow and structure around this address.
#25,932,177The chain head this page was rendered at.
AddressAn externally owned account: a key, not code. Derived unambiguously from chain data. Known from block 25,665,222 — the earliest block among the facts that earned it.
BalanceNative ETH balance of this address, valued at $2,489.03/ETH
0.000005 ETH
$0.01
Direct transactionsTop-level transactions to or from this address: sent 100 / received 0. Activity through internal calls, events or token transfers is not counted here.
100
NonceThe account nonce. Close to the number of transactions this account sent, but not equal to it — since Pectra an EIP-7702 authorisation also increments it. Not the counter above, which also includes transactions received.
100
State changesHow many times this address's own account state changed — balance, nonce or code
148
Fees paidTotal gas fees this address has paid as a sender, all time.
0.000099 ETH
ActiveActive within the last year — counting transactions, internal calls, events and token transfers
Chain factsDerived unambiguously from chain data. Each fact is stated only when it was proven — a fact that is absent was not proven, which is not the same as "no".
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Nature 2Presence 2Derived 1
Timeline
LondonLondon · block 12,965,000. EIP-1559: blocks carry a base fee, and part of every fee is burnt.MergeMerge · block 15,537,394. Proof of stake. Difficulty goes to zero and block times settle at 12 seconds.ShapellaShapella · block 17,034,871. Validator withdrawals begin — the first stake leaves the beacon chain.DencunDencun · block 19,426,587. EIP-4844: blob-carrying transactions, with their own gas market.PectraPectra · block 22,431,084. EIP-7702: an EOA can carry a delegation to contract code.FusakaFusaka · block 23,935,694. Blob capacity steps up on a schedule of its own (BPO), past the Pectra ceiling.
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25,665,222First block where this address appeared in on-chain state· 2026-08-02 · 37d ago25,667,740Newest block across the activity streams the platform could consult, inbound included. Events — none · Token transfers — none · Internal transfers 25,667,739 · Direct transactions 25,667,740· 2026-08-02 · 36d ago
First seenFirst block where this address appeared in on-chain state
Last activeNewest block across the activity streams the platform could consult, inbound included. Events — none · Token transfers — none · Internal transfers 25,667,739 · Direct transactions 25,667,740
Ranked by how OFTEN the two interacted, not by how much value passed — that is the Graph. Ordered, not numbered: hundreds can sit tied at the tail.Every interaction the graph holds, as of the block named beside itall time · as of block 25,925,0502 of 2 counterparties
0x20c5...54490x20c510ffed71a8b14d81b875c1a3911f52875449100 dir100 direct transactions — reverts included, and one transaction can be several of these at once.This address was the sender in all of them (100); it received nothing from the other.last ~35d agoLast: block 25,667,740 · ~2026-08-03. First ever: block 25,665,223 · ~2026-08-03. Dates estimated from the block distance.100 txTransactions where the two interacted — direct, token or internal. Ranked by the ones that succeeded.
Suspicious addressphishing48 int48 with an internal call — reverts included, and one transaction can be several of these at once.This address was the recipient in all of them (48); it sent nothing to the other.last ~35d agoLast: block 25,667,739 · ~2026-08-03. First ever: block 25,665,222 · ~2026-08-03. Dates estimated from the block distance.48 txTransactions where the two interacted — direct, token or internal. Ranked by the ones that succeeded.